Failed Senate Bill Reveals Continuing Assault on Religious Liberty
A failed bill that would have reversed the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby ruling shows that religious freedoms are in deep jeopardy from federal...
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216th Anniversary of Sedition Act: Have We Learned Nothing?
John Adams signed the Sedition Act 216 years ago this week. Have we learned nothing from that egregious violation of the Constitution? ...
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U.S. Bank Fired Employee for Telling Customers to “Have a Blessed Day”
A Kentucky branch of U.S. Bank fired one of its employees over her practice of telling customers to "have a blessed day." ...
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Abortion-Themed “Romantic Comedy” Fails for Good Reason
The highly touted romantic comedy "Obvious Child" failed at the box office for good reason: its laughs revolve around the tragedy of abortion....
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Remaining Biblical May Cost Christian College Its Accreditation
A 125-year-old Christian college in Massachusetts may lose its accreditation over its efforts to remain biblically relevant. ...
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California Measure Deletes “Husband,” “Wife” From State Marriage Law
Governor Jerry Brown has signed legislation deleting the terms "husband" and "wife" from state marriage law. ...
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Wisconsin Abortionist Desperately Seeking Successor
A soon-to-retire Wisconsin abortionist has had no success in finding a younger practitioner willing to follow in his murderous "calling." ...
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JPMorgan Chase Surveys Employees About Support for LGBT Agenda
Pro-homosexual mega-bank JPMorgan Chase has taken to surveying its employees about their support for homosexuality and the "LGBT community." ...
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N.Y. Times Publishes Another anti-Catholic Ad by Atheist Club
The New York Times has published another in a series of virulent anti-Catholic ads produced by the atheist Freedom From Religion Foundation. ...
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Supreme Court Sides With College Against Contraception Mandate
On the heels of its Hobby Lobby ruling, the Supreme Court has given emergency relief to a prestigious Christian college in its efforts...
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July 5, 1787: Madison and the Case Against Compromise
On July 5, 1787, James Madison warned against the discord that comes from compromise for its own sake. ...
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American “Exceptionalism,” True and False
An English admirer of America once described a different kind of American exceptionalism, one based on something far less common and more inspiring...
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Burger King Sells “Gay” Whopper, Canadian City Bans Chick-fil-A
Two fast-food chains — Burger King and Chick-fil-A — are at the center of the culture war, but for vastly different reasons. ...
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Lessons From the Colonial Declarations of Independence
There are many lessons for our current political situation to be learned from the colonial declarations of independence. ...
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Research Challenges “50 Percent” Divorce Statistics for Christians
New research is challenging the long-quoted statistic that 50 percent of marriages — including those of Christians — end in divorce. ...
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